Moreover, not only information targeting ill patients is needed, also 'healthy people' need health-related information, e.g. to decide whether they should participate in prevention or screening interventions.
Target's ill-timed share buyback, encouraged by William Ackman's fund, wound up hurting both the retailer and the activist as the price plummeted and the plan was halted to preserve cash.
Those who left empty-handed then began the whine fest of how Target was ill prepared, and how they should have known better.
Because biodiversity is even less amenable to vague international treaties than climate change, generalised targets are ill-suited to an issue that is all about specifics.
I believe that those at the table which I was seated were targeted for ill-treatment based on the fact that our group included transgender and gay patrons and patrons who may have been perceived as lesbian or gay.
In March 1990 the Supreme Court of Ireland in Dublin blocked the extradition of James Pius Clarke and Dermot Finucane on the grounds they "would be probable targets for ill-treatment by prison staff" if they were returned to prison in Northern Ireland.
The Medical Home initiative of Geisinger Health System (33), a large integrated health delivery system in Pennsylvania, targets chronically ill Medicare individuals in need of complex care.
In a systematic review including twenty-one randomized clinical trials of transitional care interventions targeting chronically ill adults Naylor et al. found a substantial heterogeneity in the populations, settings, interventions and methodologies, which could influence the study results.
She becomes the target of an ill-planned plot by Ordel (Mos Def) and Louis John Hawkess), who plan to kidnap her, and only release for $1m.
She becomes the target of an ill-planned plot by Ordell (Mos Def) and Louis John Hawkess), who plan to kidnap her and only release her for $1m.
